Can you hear it where you live? It's a droning sound that sounds like machinery running at night, but you can't figure out where it's coming from. I can hear it where I live now, and I also heard it at a friend's house in rural NH. The History Channel presents different theories: tinnitus, unexplained noise from gas lines, and tunnel boring, but dismisses the tunnel boring theory as a "pretty wild conspiracy theory." This leads me to believe that it could be the real reason for it. My friend and I both heard it, so it's not tinnitus, and they live ten miles from the nearest gas line, so it's not that either. We both live near sand and gravel companies which have the heavy equipment needed to move the tons of rocks and dirt that would be needed to do this and the noise seemed to be coming from the same general direction as the sand and gravel companies. Elon Musk runs a tunnel boring company, The Boring Company, allegedly to compete with other tunnel boring companies. I didn't know there were so many. Do an image search on tunnel boring machines and you'll find hundreds, if not thousands, of them.
The elites love their tunnels. Harvard University is connected by tunnels, and so is the nearby McLean Hospital, which stores 7,000 human brains for Harvard at its "Brain Bank" after the "key structures" (i.e., pineal glands) are removed from the brains. Brains were also being sliced up at the Fernald School a mile away for research that was never done according to this 60 Minutes segment called America's Deep, Dark Secret. According to this CNN article, there is a vast "labyrinth" of tunnels in the Odessa Catacombs in Ukraine. The "wild" part of the labyrinth even connects to an old quarry. Labyrinth seems an odd choice of words to me because according to Greek Mythology there was a minotaur who was kept in a labyrinth in Crete and had to be fed children. According to Plato, Crete is where the practice of pederasty originated. People rarely build secret tunnels with good intentions; they are created to keep secrets hidden in my opinion. And the tunnel boring theory to explain the Worldwide Hum seems to be the best one so far if you ask me.
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